~ 18 years ago MrsQueen said:
too much
i love it

~ 18 years ago nigerianbabe said:
da best!!!
This is the best song so far this yr..luv it..its hott..

~ 18 years ago junorodigan said:
Tune
Hey! Thanx dguy! Good groove - 'like it. Got a nostalgic feel for me.
Big-up..

~ 18 years ago tony007 said:
hey
not all that bad...

~ 18 years ago lavendra said:
in my phone
9ice just like his name man, dat song plays in my phone every minute cos it's cull n luvly.

~ 18 years ago scotsgal said:
Cool Track
9ice track man

~ 18 years ago jumite said:
2 find
Love the song, but i hate malaria

~ 18 years ago SEXCIILIZZY said:
omg
i love dis song

~ 18 years ago slimshaike said:
lovely
its too tight just too much

~ 18 years ago jamseluv said:
please, keep it real
1st africans in my view have only 1 thing where nobody can challenge them without recognising the tremendous talent they have, that is music , this song is somebodies creativity and it should not be knocked, but it has to be said with sinceirty when critising somebody's creative efforts that genuine sincerity is crucial when commenting on it, this song is truely awful, from the very beginning , the idea of naming a song and writing a song titled the most horrible, nastiest, deeadly epidemic that still plagues the only people in the world is a terrible misjudgement of the artist , further more it further reflects on the tremedous ignorance of Africas , who fail to see the bigger picture in their lives, and the song triggers a deeper sore in me, where people only take things on the surface and throw away the essence , i feel the idea to a give a song a name of condition thats is likely to kill you and does daily is repungant(if u thinkin now,na wa 4 all this grammar ,this reflective piece is not for u,then already u should stop reading now and get some education, cos i wont speak ghetto just to communicate with u ), but it brings home the reality how unreal and unconcerned we african can be in changing any of the conditionand challenges we find and face in life,the whites are ever seeking how to help africa deal with the huge trouble maleria which has no measurable impact in their society mind you, more out of protective measures in a ever shrinking global village, but so called artists(dont actually know the name of this artist) are singing romanic songs about it , thats does fit into the general overhaul of where africa is and has beenfor ever,especially nigeria, i am knocking any bodies taste in music , but please let nobody be in any disillusion that we as a race of people who have been reflective about the issues that demands our spiritual and intellectual attension and certainly that we have contributed in any measurable way to the state of progress to the human race find civalisation, by all means if my views upsets u i dont GIVE, but if it provokes discussion and reflection, i am pleased ,only hope that 1 day we black ,especially nigeria,would at leaste wake up to the truth that we are not moving nowhere , fast and that we love to look away and party away the blues,befriending ghosts rather than excerciseing them in the communities , but with that all said and done the Infinity piece on Aye Ole was worthy ,and as music goes, some of the worlds greatest talents reside in this continent and in nigeria in part , though they are not been encouraged ,supported or motivated to create, which runs tru the very fabric of the africa society, the feeling of "i dont care "bout nothg but myself is simply over bearing in all that is done in and amongst africans and africa, GOD will not save it , unless africa strives to challenge the issues themself and learn to be more sincere bout the predicaments, so back to the music , i hold out for another great song worthy of international recognition, which come along so very very few and far between, but not cos there capability is not out there , but nigerian society seems to me to kill dreams of their youths ,and its seems people are fine with that ,and thats my beef right there.peace.any haters, the other door is for u, sorry it opens off a high cliff , but its best u keep stepping , 1 love